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France’s First Lady and the Fragile State of Free Speech
France’s verdict against Brigitte Macron’s online mockers turned a rumor into a test of how far a democracy will go to protect its leaders from ridicule.
Brazilian Judge Orders Global Deletion of X Posts in Civil Defamation Cases, Rejects Geoblocking as Insufficient
One man’s bruised ego has become Brazil’s legal justification for global censorship.
Robby Starbuck and Meta Settle AI Defamation Case
A handshake deal replaces a courtroom fight, leaving the biggest legal question about AI defamation for another day.
Brigitte Macron Loses Defamation Case Over Gender Rumors
Brigitte Macron loses defamation case as Paris court rules claims by Amandine Roy and Natacha Rey fall under free speech.
Capcom Threatens Police Action Over Backlash
The company’s attempt to police backlash risks alienating the very community that built its success.
Silenced for Defending Colleagues: The Police Free Speech Fight Heating Up in the UK
Richard Cooke’s challenge could force Britain’s police unions to confront their uneasy relationship with censorship.
Judge Dismisses Defamation Lawsuit Against NewsGuard
The judge ruled that subjective ratings, even when damaging, don’t meet the bar for defamation.
Idaho’s Free Speech Crackdown: House Speaker’s Bill Would Make Lying a Felony
A proposed Idaho bill would make knowingly spreading false information a felony, raising serious concerns about free speech and government overreach.
German Journalist Faces Prison Over Memes Mocking Interior Minister
A tense battle over freedom of speech and government criticism unfolds as satire collides with censorship accusations in Germany.
Pakistan National Arrested For False News Article, Accused of Triggering UK Riots
Arrested for fake news.
Actress Gina Carano Sues Disney After Being Fired For Social Media Posts
Elon Musk is helping to fund the lawsuit.
Florida Bill Attempts to Make Accusations of “Transphobia” or “Racism” More Easily Liable For Defamation
Another attempt to control speech.












